Front Office Capital and Resource Management
Why You Should Attend
Front Office Capital and Resource Management
In this post-recession world with the economy strengthening, we are moving towards a technological revolution and many financial institutions are embracing this. With a quickening pace of technological change and heightening competition between firms for business, innovation has become more important to financial sector institutions than it has been for a long time. Whether it is new payment systems for banks, mobile apps for cash management, or creative ways of managing insurance premiums, all companies are trying to set themselves apart from their peers. But whilst every firm knows that it must innovate, they do not necessarily know how to do this successfully.
Financials are increasing the budget they allocate towards innovations and with that in mind it is really important that innovators increase their skill set alongside so they have a clear understanding of what to do in order to maximize the resources at hand. The innovative idea is of course important, but there is no point having an idea if a financial institution cannot execute and apply it within the business, this is when innovation truly comes to life. This conference will show financials what they need to do to gain the maximum benefits from their innovation projects.
Key Topics
Establish how changing rules on capital and RWAs will impact the profitability and pricing of trades
Benchmark approaches to the impact of leverage on the desirability of a trade
Develop methods to reduce your capital costs, whether by compression or other means
Explore the impact of increased capital and leverage costs across product lines and the impact on trading strategy
Hear the very latest thought on the KVA debate: What is it and does the industry need it?
Previous Attendees Include
UBS, Nordea, Nordea Bank AB, Credit Suisse, Santander, Lloyds Banking Group, Nomura, UniCredit, Banca IMI, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, BNP Paribas, Sberbank CIB, Commerzbank, Société Générale, ING Bank Goldman Sachs, Nordea AB, Santander, Sberbank, KPMG, PWC, RBS, Lloyds Banking Group, CommerzBank AG, HSBC Bank Plc, and many more.